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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1887-06-24

Court In General Term-Chief Justice Bling
ham and Justices James and Merrick.-Browr
VS.. Newton, garnishee; argued and submitted
Goldschmidt vs. Starring; submitted.
Circuit Court, Division No. l-Justioe Cox
Sheriff VS., Washington steamboat Company
on trial. Assignment unchanged.
Circuit Court, Division No. 2-Justice Hag
ner.-Shipman VS.. Fletcher; on trial. Assign
meilt unchanged.
Criminal Court--Justice Montgomery
Francis I. s. Fields, HOUSEKEEPING; guilty
sentence suspended. Mary a. White, house
breaking; jury out. William Virgins. assault
on trial. Assignment-Richard Hudens, rob
hery; Mary E. Little, receiving stolen property
George b. Matthews, assault TO Kill.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1887-06-24
Death of MIR. Levi Bacon,

! Mr.. Levi Bacon, who has been financial
jclerk of the patent office since 1875, died
on Wednesday at his home, 633 East Capt.
tol street. He leaves widow and five
children to mourn his departure. His
funeral will take place from his late res
idence this afternoon at $3.50.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1887-06-24
The. Bridge WIN be Built.

The report of the engineer board on the
proposed Eastern Branch bridge was yester-
day approved by the Secretary OF War. In
accordance with instructions, Col. Hams
will advertise for proposals at once.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1887-06-24
Testimony OF Appreciation.

Mr.. E. PlfTerling, for thirteen years con-
nected with the business of Charles Baum,
was yesterday presented with handsome
diamond pin by the latter as mark OF APP
preciation for his employe.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1887-06-24
Got TO Use the Old Boat.

The new shell which has been ordered by
the Columbus for their four to row in at
the Alexandria regatta on July A will not
be ready In time for such use, and the four
will have to use their old boat on that occa-
sion,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1887-06-24
Examination for Postomoo Inspectors.

Examination LOT hhDPSSN"s"'
The civil service commission loaned their
rooms yesterday to Postmaster General
Villas 70 allow him to hold therein com
petluve examination for the positions OF
postofIce inspectors. The competitors
were, OF course, all clerks OF the depart
ment,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1887-06-24
Dress Goods.

We quote few things that are unusually
cheap:
CSC Swiss, embroidered in various figures
--Ecru, Cream, Blue, &C., sc. Cheap at SOC.
12!c Ecru Lace Stripe Plque, worth Csc.
Sc Check Nainsook, A bargain at 12lc.
GAc Tennis Suiting. Last week Sc per
yard.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1887-06-24

w KURTZ JOHNSON. A. L. JOHNSON.
hi. JOHNSON BROTHERS.
In addition to our unequaled facilities for
supplying families throughout the District oil
0oiu'nD'a COAL AND WOOD.
We arenow prepared 70 e = supply consumers with
Direct from the Washington Gaslight Com.
NO CHANGE IN PRICE OR TERMS.
Orders viii continue to be received at the
oiiice Of the Washington Gasight Company
and at the works of the company.
Also for Coke, Coal, and Wood by direct Or
aeis of w 's''PMSyAIN OFFICE:
No. 1902 street northwest.
BRANCH OFFICES AND YARDS:
1915 Seventh street northwest.
l740 Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
22l Pennsylvania avenue southeast.
ll2l Ninth street northwest.
6O3 Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
Corner Third and X streets NORTHWEST.
WHARVEB AND RAILROAD YARD'
Twelfth and Water streetss southwest, :,
NB,-Iiberal terms will be made with al
denlers In fuel in the District OF Columbia.
| WE ARE DELIVERING CRUSHED COKE TC
| ANY PART OF WARRINGTON
| OR GEORGETOWN
40 bushels for $3.50.
% Bushels for $3.50.
| COKE NOT CRUSHED
40 Bushels for $780,
% Bushels for $780,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1887-06-24
Underwear.

Broken lots Of Fine English and French
Novelties at half cost.
We have all sizes Of India Gauze, Jersey
fitting Vests, with low necks and no sleeves
They have the patent ribbed, untearable
binding around neck and arms. For stock
taking sale, soc. They're English, and
worth 81 apiece.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1887-06-24
uya,tsvllle VS.. olympios, to day, 1880 p. m


A terrible state of domestic depravty was
developed by the arrest of Frank Maryman
and his vile for fighting last Sunday. When
the :ofI.cer reached the house not only the
parents, nut u l-yearrOld son was beastly IN
toXicated Monday last Judge Smell sent the
father to Jail and dismissed the case against
The mother. Yesterday he committed the boy
TO the reform school, Some time ago two OF
Maryman's young children were sent to the
hospital.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1887-06-24

An alarm from box l26 as 3;l5 yesterday after
noon was for fire at oSl d street, caused by
the explosion OF can of oil lot OF bed
clothing caught fire. The flames were soon
put out.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1887-06-24

The parsonage of St. Patrick's Church was
burglarized Wedne sday night, and a gold
watch and two rGzors belonging TO Father NC
Gee were stolen.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1887-06-24
Ina,cted and Dismissed.

The grand jury yesterday found an indict
ment against Charles Goodall second oiiensel'
petit larceny Samuel Jennings, assault to XIII.
The charge Of assault with intent TO XIII made
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1887-06-24

CHILpRES's SUITS reduced to $3.50 that
others sell ct $3.50. EIsEMAN Bros, corner
7th and L.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1887-06-24

REDUCED to $40 suits that other dealers oher
as bargains at els, at EIsEMAN Bros, corner
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1887-06-24
r. Fl. TAYLOR,
983 Pennsylvania Avenue.
EXTRA REDUCTIONS.
SEATON PERRY,

Successor to Perry Il Brother).
s25.CO EMBROIDERED ROBES REDUCED TO
s22.S9 EMBROIDERED ROBES REDUCED TO
5000 EMBROIDERED ROBES REDUCED 10
sl2,So 1- iHIYhND.pRINTED FRENCH sATEEN
ROLES REDUCED TO $1,000.
"GREATLY REDUCED PRICES" ON ALL
EMBROIDERED GINGHAM5 AND BA-
"cL taSfS N PRIcEfs, ON pARAsoLs AND
PARIS sSS coSS iiSiSl1f9 SUITS AT marked
DOWN PRICES" .-
"eREAT BARGAINS {i.AJ IN SPRING WRAPS
AND JACKETS, rxrs,, TN pr,rN ANN
FIGURED INDIA SILKS AT Zoe, s5c
"Exf EXTRA Coon VALUES" IN BLACK AND
CoLORED sURAHS AND GR0s-GRAIN
NEW CHANTiLIY LACE FLouNCINds AT
"REDU StiRY iP Fl 81 SPANISH ANpGuI.
PURE LACE NETS FOR oyER3REs 81; :;
DRESS TEXTuREs FROM soc TO SIPS. ;,
COMPLETE STOCK OF ALL-W0OL FRENCH
FABRICS FOR SEASIDE MOUNTAIN
WEAR FROM GMI SSS 10 g g AYARBS
1uME ~ ri o. STOCK OCH 'lj Of BRITISH AND
FRENCH WHITE GOODS" RANGING
csc INDIA CRlNKLEs KEpE itItin ~ ~ Z III
$50 PIECES PRINTED. BATISTES AT l212c.
Explain FIGURES AND CORRECT
PRICES.
SEATON PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. CORNER 9TH BIT
Established 1910.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1887-06-24
bids for Patrol Boxes.

REDUCED to $40 suits that are sold by othei
dealers at SIS, at EIsEMAE BROS. manuiactur
ing clothiers and tailOrs, cor. 18th and Il.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1887-06-24

Base Ball at olympic Park to-day. AdmIs'
sion, 10 cents.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1887-06-24

Olympic Park to-day, Hysttsyilleys. olym'
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1887-06-24
Hosiery.

silk-fnished Lisle Hose that are as fast In
color as It's possible to make them. They're
35c, but made to sell for 75c pair. They
have split feet, double toes and heels.
They're improved shape, full length. We
repeat, they're 75c Hose for 35c.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1887-06-24
Fans.

The best variety and the greatest number
OF Fans.
1oc japanese Fans reduced to &c. They're
Fans worth 19c.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1887-06-24
Lodge Meetings Tonight.

Base Ball at Olympic Park TO. day, 1902.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1887-06-24
ShaWls.

We have reduced to $1.4S all the Cash
mere shawls marked $1.9s last week. They
were $2.25 week before last.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1887-06-24
| We Please the Children +!

By presenting each and every ono with q last
ing memento this week. We please the par
ents by a sweeping reduction of prices in all
kinds Of Shoes and Ties.
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auKEa's srKECm.
IMPORTANT rcRgcs nKxrToSKD A. aKR
PnoRoouEa PARLIAMENT.

IMPORTANT TcRgcs nKNrtoNKD A. aMI
PnonoouEs PARLIAMENT.
LONDON, Sgt. Is-Parliament VA
pfoEoaasd today. Tee Qaeen's speeet
blessing the session vas formal In char
acaeT. IL contained the foil0winRs u
have sareed with the President Of she
Uuiaed States 30 refer TO q Joint Com
mislse tbe difhcnlt question respectir q
the North American fisheries, watch
have recently been discussed By the
two Nationa."
The following IL her references 10 Irish
matters; "rbe wants and difioultiea o.
ireland have occupied your close atten
ton dnFinR ptotraotsd session. l ltfusi
the remedies your Wtsdons have pro
vided will gradually effect . complete
restoration Of order N ireland. and
give renewed courage to peaceful indus
try. 10 order to pass thsm Il h neces
saFy 30 passpuae many important meas
eFea affecting stbex arts Of the King
dom which doubtless you will be able
90 resume without htndfance at the
coming sessiou."
Tue apseoh concludes with this;
"fhis year. the fftiesh spniveEsaEY Of
ny REIGN, hna been made tbs ocoa3ion
of the expression Of fervent LOYALTY
whIsh has deaply toached me. an
indeed thankful for the warm, hearty
proofs Of aHeetion watch have reached
ne from al clnRssa. Thanking God for
blessings be has Vouched foE me and my
country, trust may be aparsd 20
reign over loving, faithful and united
people,
PsrIiansnt is pEaFoRued until NOvsm-
har H0th.
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wnesE ~ TnE vlCreRH.



oR10oMKAMs
Especial 10 the Posz Inrxr.LzoxnCxR-
Portland. (ORn.) sepG I6.-Tbe Or
se1aiea tO0orrow will say editoEiaIiy
FtRAFdiDg the Northern Pacific election:
From the compromise apparent IN the
Northern Paoilc eleetioa &c may Be con-
elodsd THAI an aFFaDaemsnt n 20 Be-
made between TIE Northsrn Paciile and
The Union Pacific for Q diviaiou Of tsr-
gitosy, eAeh 10 keop out Of the osher's
aeld. and it 10 probable that q leass Of
the Oregon Railway d NaviRsaion 70
both roads will BE- effected. each re-
sails Will Be generally regretted By tAs
Northwest. IL will indicate that fOs q
considerable time 10 come no Hore
branches will be built, and that Ii 70
will be no further compeaisios. This
will dalay The devslopmsns Of the eoan
sry. The agreement 10 not surprising,
since both the Northern and Uaion ere
loaded down With debt, and theFefsre
are not 10 Q condition 70 make var upoa
each other. Like The great powers Of
Enfcpe their debts hoia. them undar
bonds tn keep the peaoe."
The Orsgoafa4 of tomorrow will also
say: "Wno can tell watch party has
vOu the Northern Pscihc. Oa Thurs
day night Seattle celebrated her viotoRy
Ia the eleotfen. Tonight Taeoma Il 20
celebrate her victory. Seattle celebrated
because Willard got to, Taaoma will
celebrate out OF loyalty 70 the powssa
that b. Portland, being Q railroad
center, having three trAnscOntinenaal
linea and another under construction,
b quite independens Of any particular
road and therefore she hAsn's been ex-
srcised over the Northern Pacific elee-
Iion.n
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-17

Tan aAN EsANcIaco ALrA TAIKn An1uR
TME oaLEEoRnTA AMD oRRooM M0AD.
kAM FRAMorco, Brpa. l6.-Tho Ala
has Toe foiiuwipR 10 en- editorial tOumyi
" ID u 0f3ictAllJ nBnouDced that ell rail
oommaItcafton between San FFanoiaoo
snd Portland. Oregon, Uill b esiab-
li.bed esFiy 10 DeesmbeF. The oom-
plrtion of The California 4 Oregon llna
1ili mark the ecmmenosmsnt of q neu
~poch ~ toe ms efoial be 0ry Of San
FrsDeisco. Htpid comDnsioaiion Uith
Portland utsn taksn advantage % b.
our merchants. - u andoubtediy will
BE-. will sd8Fd as an opporiunltV 20
recou q1sF some Of the Territory in Ore
goo. Washington Territory and Idaho,
which has been partially wfested from
as By tho large citisa Of the Eana
lhronRh the ogeninr of tha M0rtheFn
PaciGe Rsilroao. Ffom thia poins Of
Visw Il 10 dIfaeult q, esaimm1e iha Inn
Dortance 10 San Francisco of the ap-
pfoarhina eOmpletion u The great rail-
road enterprise.
"Nos whst nFe the merchants ane
aud cur people going - Do abost itf
Are thsy going 10 sliov tbo occasion 70
Lip b. unno3icsd and anhonoFsd, oE are
thsy going "a take steps 20 nltiualg ool-3
obFats the eomplssisn Of this nsW lnk
n tue obsin Of eoma5unic stion watch
unitsa us With shs Surrounding States
and TeFFiteriesF'
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'THR SFiFR PUNRRIL.
California Pays Respect to
her Dead GoVernor.
EulmEss lBaUT susPEMDED.
rAIk q q csal Fsmins eu shs cosus--
ne Alta Calls fsr . C.lshrs,Iun
upoa tie cssplssisa of he
caliSsrnia sd oreEsa
RnIlra.a
mATs FUxKRAL


I'M LArR aovEnsoa wAsarNarsN nAMr-
LATr LAID Al RHar.
San FRANCIsco. Sept. ie The funeral
= the sta GovesnoF WAahinRtnn Bart-
iett today waa probably the nnoua inn
pseesive and renaskable In che hlsanFy
me rtaae. A Al early ho0F q Rraa1
AnmoeR of peopaa sasambled "a ana
uloinity of he PlonteR Htli, and whan
los ooofs Wefs opsnsd hnodEedsavailed
- mssipea OF tie lAs1 opDoftunitp q
.eok upon ths faos % TIE dpaEted
ooVeFDcF. Tue oay Uaa prnoaioslly ~
safded as { holiaay, and 90 poblIe hns.-
nta9 o. tDpOraanco Wsa transacted.
loe banks Wsss eiossd. as we're also tha
teoerat and stats Ouarla. The ahiaf
mournsrs and intimate fFienda. aFmV
End navy ofieefs and apeeially lnvland
Rueeie ASSEMBLED ~ Pio6oeR Hall mt 10
clock aud pF0ceaded 90 Trinity
church, where ahe body wmm removed
lnd aRFvicea eommenasd nc n uielcok.
Dissertations as the church we're of a
simple chaEaeaeR. The ehancal Fallinma
uere aFapsd With buntina, which wsa
oa1Rht Utsh funarAi kno1a % uhila. ana
on The altar and rail faint oatlinea Of
sUilsx we're ssen. The simplicity o.
served 10 the deeaFation of the c6arsh
Sas 10 aecofdanea With the Wianoa q
be family. fhe ceremonies consisted
& the rtRulaF Enissopal services foF
the burial 81 toe dead hnd we're eon-
ducied by Rev. Dr.. Beers 10 q VERY I'm.
pfessive mannef. Vocsl and insirn.
mental mnaio vas furnished hy l0eal
talent.
AZ the eonclassCn Of ahe service in
the ehuFoh she funeral procession pro-
cesded at once 90 The osmeteKy. Tho
divisions. eiohl In number, Fuatad on
al The streets in The vieiniiy ef che
Ia Ihs drst division we're the Unitsd
states iroopa, 10 commano of 0eneRal
W. II. shsfteF, and the second Brigade
Df tbe EatioBal Guard under The con-
nand Of Colonel J. II. Dtckinson. The
funeral corteae follow ed the military.
In the second division we're Governor
Waterman and Lisnienana GosernoE
Y. White. fslloued By Army, Navy,
federal and 8laka cAooFn. Tba oshaF
divisions were composed Of civic nooiar
de-. Both sides Of khe aaFmeln along Che
Inc Of march we're crowded with thon-
Iands Of peopla. Az Buchanan street
he esooEtinQ column, with the exoap-
too Of the speoial escort, wheeled into
Inc and presented arms 10 toe funeral
oFteRe Rs Il passed By. TIE parade
Ias dismissed, exeept the special mill
ary eaoogt, which prooeeded % lhe
emeteFy aDe acted as tie firing party.
OFFICES oLosHD.
All the railroad ofhcss usFs closed "
Az N honor Of Governor BAFtlstt's
unsral.
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FACET RACR.


opwrxHT nKrwEHw TIE voEuHTHMR AID
mAxRI0wMR.
NKw Yoax, 6ept. l6.-The Amegiean
vannta Voluntear and Maye bweF again
started this mornine 10 sali The Arsi Of
three trial racaa that are " decide
whiah Of the yachts shall defend She
Amaricais sap against he 6eoteh yacht
Thistle. Tha wind was bowling thFoaRh
TIE rigging ~ the rsts q 3 miles aD
hour.
Ths Thistls, vhich vas 70 aseompsny
the too osntestanta, rolled great deal
N tue heaVy ssa. An Interesting eiinoh
aonk ulaoa batwssn tns Thistle and The
sehooneF I. 3. lockwood On the say %
the liahashiD, 10 which The Loek wood
apparently shovsd that The Scotch va
tora spaed IL greatly eSef estimated
Tbe lockwood a CoTnsf Beacon vas .
mia and q half behtnd TIE Toistia.
She gradually OvsFhanled fhe fofsiGneF
unsil ABally ossF the bar both vessel
weRs sailing % even aaF1A Ansrs
usamed &c question bat The Thistlr waa
naiisd for 81 sho waB worm ns Der saiis
we're fun ali NE tiDe.
Tha volaniag1 ofoHseo TIE Ice nfst.
n ssfoser ssoond. three niBatss later.
Tss TolantsaE bfoaaht COS her sple-
naksr % he searsinR iins aDd tbs
NayhowsF foiIowed beF eEample {
| minuas hafoRe eFoaslna. Tbs yaehil
both had thslR mafnasiis. club sails
/ fars-aky sails. Iihs and spinEakeEs 81
ana ssartsd o. hka Fsas hossss With thi
booms 70 sssFoaaFd and spinnakefa q
posa. Tha voIangssF 81 ~ s'siock, ieal
shnn 90 heuE afsnF saaEtinas was lEtti.
ever q miis ahasd of tie mas 9swss sns
tba Thiwio. Tha wtnd - TIE ticDe wal
hlowina 30 mflsa IN bear and he Facer
weps dasbina thEouGh . ebcppy go
Every minuis ths Voizn1ssr was stti
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coAL F.mHaG
PROOFS or THE acAncErT on COAL ABn
soam OF zMM CAuBan.

PROOFS or THM scAncrrH on COAL ABn
somm % 5MM cAuBan.
San FnAncrsoo, Sept. l6-Notwigh-
standing the assertions % the wh0lesale
men and mine owpeFu, ooal 10 very
scarce. TIE beet proof Of the exiatauoa
of 3 deaFth OF the blaak dtamonds q
found IN the fact that tw3 con anieI
have already sbsnluteiy sbut down on
Supplying tbs dealers, owing 70 the fact
thai Il viii tahe every onnoe Of coal that
hey have ayailabls 70 nil their con-
tracts.
"Tbe tFouble, Of course. IL only TEN
poFaFy," eAid an ofneial eonpeoied With
one Of these companies yastsrdsy. "Kn
= week or 90 We will have a afeamfg In
with q oasRe Of coal and the strain will
be released. Az present., howevsF. there
"a no denying ahs fact that tho anpUly ie
sot within lonR way nf being proper
lionaee 10 aha Demand. The famine ia
~ the onieome Of that wheat deal
watch baa scaged away the carrying Veo.
sels from the Coast
10 10 understood that one Of The con-
papiea menttontd, the Oregon Improve
meat. only Fsfosks 70 supplS dealers
With foreign coal. Tue Coast coal -
not By any means 20 scarce, bat Rag
lab and Australian articles are -
cfemium.
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cHrrEEus or PonT zswBammD Aar1arMa
IME UNIVERSITY euEnT1ow
(Speoial 70 TIE fosx IMTsLEGoHncza.l
PoEz TowHsnup. Sept. ia mam
moatiDa Of the s1ft1 90 was called -
order e. o'clock tbis svenina at he
OooFt aonss. gudae BRIGGS wss anan-
imsnely siected Chairman and A. a.
PiummoF, eeareeaFy. HaV. Dauiaon
t0ek ths hsof and sxplained bic and tie
Cos fsFenoe's poslttoo IN saeb . glowing
and entbusiastto manner that fFequene
FOunds Of spplsusa aeaompanifo he ~
ma,ka. Ailsn Weir then took aha 6ooE
and stated many facts 70 ths messing,
and eoneiu4ed By asking II cha people
Of P0rt TownasDd wfopossd 10 allow
ne university pFiga 20 alp thromah
thsiR hands and makn no EFFORT 10 baAl1
Ne ingfisntion proposed.
Omar speeches wsFe made Which in-
aioated that sls eiflssns would band 10
Rsghsg aBd build 3 nnivsrGity, even u q
uas 70 b baiis and eondoctsd undss
Prosbyterian ausplees. From ths tenor
of tbs FsmaEks and the ssnnmeuta ex-
DFosssd. ths aFm eonvicfion has iakon
bold on TIE peopie that = nniEpr1ltY
must and viii Be established begs Il
there IL wealth eDoash IN yoasf8on
County 70 saest snah issela
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An HxRLca1oN n A sroRR-LoSs on LIEE
AID FnoREnrT
NKW ORERApa Sspt. l6. Eiflv this
moFntne an sxt tllsisn occarFed tn tue
grocery 9 ore % Dominsoh n. -Msasins
A The corner Of Dauphsn and Eleet
zenith stresta, snd = moment later The
sui1re ouildins vaa on aFe and ali e.
oape from the uppeR s.oriee. where Nee
Hna's family reslded, Wss cut of. Ihr
are nuet have been burning for sore
time before the expioason which wat
do0stless cs1sed hy the ignitien Of
powder which MeaainA keps faE sale.
When the GFemsn reached the scene the
voicss Of the family eoald be- heard
minRlsd with the FoaRlna and eraokiinw
Of toe nsmeA crying fer help Evssy
effort Of tue 6remen D. rescue the IN
tortunstes failed and the entire family
consisting Of Mesaina. hts wife and -four
kittle children. was burned 20 death.
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KxTxNszvm aTRzKR oGnRnxD m TKMl
AssccEA11aNs
PtTTSHuRa. Sept. ia eiFoulaT hal
been is-usd ~ she Ooke workers. Asso.
eiat1on 70 TIE EHee1 thAs ell will sus-
pend uoRk 90 noadsy nex1 TIE ctr
soiar feeltes tAst the colit~rs resumed
uoFk sfter the twelve usek's slFike 9TH
= euaran1ee frem the operators u they
siened . sAfisfaeioFy sliding scale. AZ
.er the resamptson al the opeFatoFs
exeepl Fsiok and Oampany haVs
brohsn farm and Fsfussd "a san . soals
etvin9 the advAntaae % tbs woFksFs,
They roe stipaiaie thai tie suspension
esnitnoe till ali s'an tae Frsck scale
The seriks viii throw 5000 men cot Of
emplcVmene.
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gaining ateadily % ne Msyf wsE And
he Thmlla uas fast falling bsalDd.
= Tbe This1ls enished aheaa cf the
Nan heUeE b. &eesonaa
The Volunleeg eFosaad TIE 0ni1h line
arsl, the MaSdoUef to miles n TIE
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kAH FnAHcrauo. Sept. l6.-rhe Atnhis
500 A SangA Re nee has l10uo minuk.
holdeae, whlan n re largest numhar
thatany read fn fhs eountEv can show.
n0i sxsspttng tha Psnnsylyania Com /.
yany.
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NORTHERN PACIFIC.
Ofileefs Reelected with =
single Exception.
COMMENTS Nv TmE oaEsoxlan.
Tia Grsas Cslehraaisn q Philadelphia.
ns Yacht Rass-csks workers.
Katizs FamIly Barnsa-Ths
oasens Speech h
RsEliansnt.
coMMEMTs BY TnE oaEseAlaM.
HsEEnEaH PACIEsc.


EszMATn OF rHB xEBuz1nM N 4 Hnw
soAx Observation-Disclosures v1oTozx.
SAN kRANcEBco. Sept. IA epeoial
tslaRFam from New York s3ys aAs slea-
ton Of directors u the NorIhern Paeine
Railroad Company was q hloodlsas vle-
tory fog both aidea IN She threatened
oonteat. The peesent manaaement was
sueoeesfnl eeoanss . contraes uas aos
uEested from h. and the oppoaifiun Was
sstizned boss1ss il had ohsaaned large
representation in TIE nsu boaRd. TIE
Fhs ooupsOmise ticket uas ssleesed
uitboat dissenk Tue vote waa she
largest IN the eompanyan history, A
eoEfespoudenee between Willard and D.
B. WFizht, % Philaoelphia, las. puh
ll-hed, Indicates that peace bsiwsan the
Union and NoFihsru Paetne Companles
. 10 be maintained By . joins Isaas az
tns Oregon Railway 4 RaFiaasinn 0oua-
pany.
CID oR1Icnag Rn-K1EgrnD.
NEw Yonx. Gept. l6.-At todsy,s
nestiBg Of The NoFtkern Paei0s staok.
holders. the total vote represented 7Ba.
lo8 shares. Ths new Board Of Difee
tors reelected the old oflcers, exrep,
second Wise Presidents Andersen. Tue
President Was authogixed 10 sppoint 3
committee 10 coDsideE nnd adjust dif
fsFsnoes vith the Uaioa Paciile and the
Oregon Railway q Navigation Osm-
DanV.
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